Keep a record of how much you spend.

Money not spent on tobacco would be spent on other goods and services.

Other counties spent even more.

Mexico is spending a lot of money on surveillance tools

Companies spend a lot of time watching customers, trying to figure them out, but so little time listening to them.

Layla started spending her insurance money.

The government spends around 320 million annually on their military.

They spend about 20 of their nightly activities feeding.

Moreover, Italy spends around 4.5 of GDP on education, while the Scandinavian countries spend more than 6 of GDP.

An economist would probably argue that money spent on education, housing, and health care brings more welfare than money spent in the quest for medals.

The US now spends that amount in Iraq every three months.

Peacebuilding has a high cost, which is generally spread out over several years.

In addition, some of the billions spent to subsidize Western farmers should now be spent to help poorer developing countries meet their basic food and energy needs.

HICCup will spend a lot of time with lawyers and actuaries!

Beyond this ceiling, the government can spend only from current revenues.

This year, the Russian military will spend over 40 billion.

Brazil s government spends 4.7 of GDP on health care alone.

In recent years, the company has spent vigorously on everything but developing its reserves.

The tax cut has probably been saved rather than spent.

After all, the US spends almost as much on its armed forced as the rest of the world combined.

This is understandable private investment firms spend an enormous amount on marketing and salaries.

More than half of middle income households spend more each month than they earn.

The United States currently spends 147 billion on obesity related health care annually.

But the same is true of money spent on, say, national defense.

On average, a family spends about 10 of the monthly households income per person infected.

Finally, there are the aid outlays which are principally spent outside Africa but for the benefit of Africa.

The government will be spending Rs. 161 billion on pro poor expenditures during the current fiscal year 2003 2004.

As a result, the wealthy use health services four times more often than the poor 40.9 percent of total expenses in this sector were attributed to the wealthiest fifth, whereas 10.1 percent were paid by the poorest fifth, according to the World Bank.

Today, Africa spends four times as much on debt servicing as it does on education and health care combined.

Moreover, money spent on the Iraq war does not stimulate the economy today as much as money spent at home on roads, hospitals, or schools, and it doesn t contribute as much to long term growth.

To put that into context, The U.K. government spends about 12 billion pounds a year on foreign aid.

America vastly overspends on the military compared with other areas of government.

The US claims that it helps the world fight poverty, but instead spends its money on weapons.

China s government expenditure on education is approximately 3 of GDP, compared to 5.4 in Brazil.

And then they spend thousands or even millions of dollars trying to figure out what these same customers really want.

Lagging states spend considerably less than leading states on social services, including education and health care.

At the same time, money spent on the war could have been spent elsewhere.

It will be a tragedy for Russia if it spends the next 20 years believing it to be the case.

Vast resources were being siphoned from economic and social development into military spending.

The US government spends 450 times more on hard military power than on soft power.

In 2013, 93.6 of adults and 98.2 of youth are literate and the government spends about 4.9 of its GDP in education.

Businesses generally have to expend capital before they are able to generate and collect revenues.

Even in good times, governments have for too long been spending more than they received.

The US spends 1 of its GDP annually simply to administer its complex, unwieldy insurance system.

The US spends less in the public sector, but it taxes even less than it spends.